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	\| significant_issues = Fought Tut-Ak-Mun and his Mummy Men (Namora #2, 1948); consulted Vyrra, impregnated with own clone (Namor the Sub-Mariner #20, 1991); with the Monster Hunters, joined Yankee Clipper and others in fighting mutated scientist (Marvel: The Lost Generation #2, 2001); searched for missing Namor (What If #9, 1978); circumstances of death recounted (Sub-Mariner #51, 1972); Revived by the Human Robot/Jimmy Woo, helped Woo uncover the truth of the Atlas Foundation (Agents of Atlas #4-6, 2006-7)		\| significant_issues = Fought Tut-Ak-Mun and his Mummy Men (Namora #2, 1948); consulted Vyrra, impregnated with own clone (Namor the Sub-Mariner #20, 1991); with the Monster Hunters, joined Yankee Clipper and others in fighting mutated scientist (Marvel: The Lost Generation #2, 2001); searched for missing Namor (What If #9, 1978); circumstances of death recounted (Sub-Mariner #51, 1972); Revived by the Human Robot/Jimmy Woo, helped Woo uncover the truth of the Atlas Foundation (Agents of Atlas #4-6, 2006-7)
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	bio_text= The daughter of an [[Atlanteans\|Atlantean]] man and a surface woman, Aquaria Neptunia was nicknamed "Namora" in honor of her cousin [[Sub-Mariner\|Namor]]. During her early adolescence, Namora moved to the [[Atlantis]] Antarctic capital with her father and became a playmate of Namor. A few years later, Namora and her father relocated to a northern colony and were absent when Atlantis was increasingly drawn into surface activities.		bio_text= The daughter of an [[Atlanteans\|Atlantean]] man and a surface woman, Aquaria Neptunia was nicknamed "Namora" in honor of her cousin [[Sub-Mariner\|Namor]]. During her early adolescence, Namora moved to the [[Atlantis]] Antarctic capital with her father and became a playmate of Namor. A few years later, Namora and her father relocated to a northern colony and were absent when Atlantis was increasingly drawn into surface activities.

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	\| occupation = Adventurer		\| occupation = Adventurer
	\| place_of_birth = Unnamed Atlantean outpost		\| place_of_birth = Unnamed Atlantean outpost
-	\| groups = [[Agents of Atlas]]; (formerly) Monster Hunters, partner to Namor	+	\| groups = [[Agents of Atlas]]; (formerly) [[Monster Hunters]], partner to Namor
	\| citizenship = Atlantis		\| citizenship = Atlantis
	\| education = Graduate of Atlantean education system		\| education = Graduate of Atlantean education system
	\| aliases = Sub-Mariner, Avenging Daughter, the Sea Beauty		\| aliases = Sub-Mariner, Avenging Daughter, the Sea Beauty
-	\| relatives = Father (name unrevealed, deceased); mother (name unrevealed, deceased); Talan (husband, deceased); Namorita (clone-daughter); Fen (aunt, deceased); Thakorr (grandfather, deceased); Korra (grandmother, presumed deceased); (Immanu (great-grandfather, deceased); Namor, Byrrah, Dara, Arkus, Beemer, Bobo, Byrrahna, Daro, Namita (cousins); Daka (uncle); Zarina (aunt); uncle (name unrevealed); Thallo, Kalen, Kamuu (ancestors, deceased)	+	\| relatives = Father (name unrevealed, deceased); mother (name unrevealed, deceased); [[Talan]] (husband, deceased); [[Namorita]] (clone-daughter); [[Fen]] (aunt, deceased); [[Thakorr]] (grandfather, deceased); [[Korra]] (grandmother, presumed deceased); [[Immanu]] (great-grandfather, deceased); [[Namor]], [[Byrrah]], [[Dara]], [[Arkus]], [[Beemer]], [[Bobo (Atlantean)\|Bobo]], [[Byrrahna]], [[Daro]], [[Namita]] (cousins); [[Daka]] (uncle); [[Zarina]] (aunt); uncle (name unrevealed); [[Thallo]], [[Kalen]], [[Kamuu]] (ancestors, deceased)
	\| height = 5'11"		\| height = 5'11"
	\| weight = 189 lbs.		\| weight = 189 lbs.
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-	bio_text= The daughter of an Atlantean man and a surface woman, Aquaria Neptunia was nicknamed "Namora" in honor of her cousin [[Sub-Mariner\|Namor]]. During her early adolescence, Namora moved to the Atlantis Antarctic capital with her father and became a playmate of Namor. A few years later, Namora and her father relocated to a northern colony and were absent when Atlantis was increasingly drawn into surface activities.	+	bio_text= The daughter of an [[Atlanteans\|Atlantean]] man and a surface woman, Aquaria Neptunia was nicknamed "Namora" in honor of her cousin [[Sub-Mariner\|Namor]]. During her early adolescence, Namora moved to the [[Atlantis]] Antarctic capital with her father and became a playmate of Namor. A few years later, Namora and her father relocated to a northern colony and were absent when Atlantis was increasingly drawn into surface activities.

-	In 1946, Namora's skin, formerly the typical Atlantean blue, faded to a Caucasian tone, and her father revealed her half-human heritage. Shortly afterward, she and her father returned to Antarctic Atlantis, where, in early 1947, the Brockton Gang, surface criminals led by Stoop Richards, invaded Atlantis in search of treasure, killing Namora's father. Namor and Namora took vengeance on Richards and his underlings. Namora continued to accompany Namor on adventures, fighting the schemes of their cousin [[Byrrah]] and such surface criminals as the mesmeric [[Doctor Macabre]] and the weapon-wielding Viking; on her own, she clashed with the Mummy Men of Tut-Ak-Mun and other threats.	+	In 1946, Namora's skin, formerly the typical Atlantean blue, faded to a Caucasian tone, and her father revealed her half-human heritage. Shortly afterward, she and her father returned to Antarctic Atlantis, where, in early 1947, the [[Brockton Gang]], surface criminals led by [[Richards, Stoop\|Stoop Richards]], invaded Atlantis in search of treasure, killing Namora's father. Namor and Namora took vengeance on Richards and his underlings. Namora continued to accompany Namor on adventures, fighting the schemes of their cousin [[Byrrah]] and such surface criminals as the mesmeric [[Doctor Macabre]] and the weapon-wielding [[Viking]]; on her own, she clashed with the [[Mummy Men]] of [[Tut-Ak-Mun]] and other threats.

-	In 1955, Namora married an Atlantean man named [[Talan]]. At some point following the formation of the adventurous [[Monster Hunters]] in 1956, Namora joined the team on some of their adventures; however, her marriage with Talan became strained when, due to her hybrid nature, she was unable to bear children. In late 1957, Namora persuaded the exiled Atlantean scientist Vyrra to implant her with an altered cloned embryo, enabling her to become pregnant. In 1958, Namora accompanied the Monster Hunters on a mission alongside other heroes, which brought her to the attention of FBI agent [[Woo, Jimmy\|Jimmy Woo]]. Although she declined to join his group of super-powered agents, she pointed him in the direction of the [[Human Robot]], laying dormant in the ocean. Soon after, Namora gave birth to her daughter, Namorita.	+	In 1955, Namora married an Atlantean man named [[Talan]]. At some point following the formation of the adventurous [[Monster Hunters]] in 1956, Namora joined the team on some of their adventures; however, her marriage with Talan became strained when, due to her hybrid nature, she was unable to bear children. In late 1957, Namora persuaded the exiled Atlantean scientist [[Vyrra]] to implant her with an altered cloned embryo, enabling her to become pregnant. In 1958, Namora accompanied the Monster Hunters on a mission alongside other heroes, which brought her to the attention of FBI agent [[Woo, Jimmy\|Jimmy Woo]]. Although she declined to join his group of super-powered agents, she pointed him in the direction of the [[Human Robot]], laying dormant in the ocean. Soon after, Namora gave birth to her daughter, Namorita.

-	About this time, Namor went missing after a clash with the madman [[Destiny (Paul Destine)\|Destiny]]; Namora searched for him to no avail. In 1961, Namora and her family left Atlantis for the colony of Maritanis. Soon afterward, Talan was killed in an atomic bomb test, and Namora took their child to live in [[Lemuria]]. After several years, she became attracted to Lemuria's Prince Merro, leading her rival, the power-seeking [[Llyra]], to poison her. Namora was believed to have died while Namorita was a pre-adolescent.	+	About this time, Namor went missing after a clash with the madman [[Destiny (Paul Destine)\|Destiny]]; Namora searched for him to no avail. In 1961, Namora and her family left Atlantis for the colony of [[Maritanis]]. Soon afterward, Talan was killed in an atomic bomb test, and Namora took their child to live in [[Lemuria]]. After several years, she became attracted to Lemuria's Prince [[Merro]], leading her rival, the power-seeking [[Llyra]], to poison her. Namora was believed to have died while Namorita was a pre-adolescent.

	Recently, an aging Jimmy Woo was nearly killed in tracking down the Atlas Foundation, prompting his rescue and rejuvenation by his former allies in the 50s. Jimmy Woo and his allies began the search for the Atlas Foundation anew, and the Human Robot calculated that Namora was likely still alive, frozen in a cavern under the North Sea. Their investigation triggered a defense system of genetically engineered crustaceans, and they were saved by the Robot, who managed to thaw Namora from her icy coffin. (As a surface dweller/Atlantean hybrid, Namora's body had overcome the poison and only needed to be revived. Grateful, Namora pledged her loyalty to their cause, and they eventually uncovered the truth of the Foundation, which was led by Woo's archenemy, the [[Yellow Claw]].		Recently, an aging Jimmy Woo was nearly killed in tracking down the Atlas Foundation, prompting his rescue and rejuvenation by his former allies in the 50s. Jimmy Woo and his allies began the search for the Atlas Foundation anew, and the Human Robot calculated that Namora was likely still alive, frozen in a cavern under the North Sea. Their investigation triggered a defense system of genetically engineered crustaceans, and they were saved by the Robot, who managed to thaw Namora from her icy coffin. (As a surface dweller/Atlantean hybrid, Namora's body had overcome the poison and only needed to be revived. Grateful, Namora pledged her loyalty to their cause, and they eventually uncovered the truth of the Foundation, which was led by Woo's archenemy, the [[Yellow Claw]].

Danny Waah! at 23:43, 29 May 2007

Danny Waah! — Tue, 29 May 2007 23:43:31 GMT

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Aquaria Nautica Neptunia
| identity = Publicly known
| occupation = Adventurer
| place_of_birth = Unnamed Atlantean outpost
| groups = [[Agents of Atlas]]; (formerly) Monster Hunters, partner to Namor
| citizenship = Atlantis
| education = Graduate of Atlantean education system
| aliases = Sub-Mariner, Avenging Daughter, the Sea Beauty
| relatives = Father (name unrevealed, deceased); mother (name unrevealed, deceased); Talan (husband, deceased); Namorita (clone-daughter); Fen (aunt, deceased); Thakorr (grandfather, deceased); Korra (grandmother, presumed deceased); (Immanu (great-grandfather, deceased); Namor, Byrrah, Dara, Arkus, Beemer, Bobo, Byrrahna, Daro, Namita (cousins); Daka (uncle); Zarina (aunt); uncle (name unrevealed); Thallo, Kalen, Kamuu (ancestors, deceased)
| height = 5'11"
| weight = 189 lbs.
| eyes = Blue
| hair = Blonde
| powers = Superhuman strength (even beyond normal Atlanteans), enhanced durability and speed, prolonged lifespan, adaptation to underwater life, ability to survive indefinitely on land or underwater. (For a brief time in the late 1940s, Namora had ankle wings which enabled her to fly; however, they soon withered and ceased to function.)
| abilities = See above
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = None
| debut = Marvel Mystery Comics #82 (1947)
| origin = Saga of the Sub-Mariner #6 (1989)
| significant_issues = Fought Tut-Ak-Mun and his Mummy Men (Namora #2, 1948); consulted Vyrra, impregnated with own clone (Namor the Sub-Mariner #20, 1991); with the Monster Hunters, joined Yankee Clipper and others in fighting mutated scientist (Marvel: The Lost Generation #2, 2001); searched for missing Namor (What If #9, 1978); circumstances of death recounted (Sub-Mariner #51, 1972); Revived by the Human Robot/Jimmy Woo, helped Woo uncover the truth of the Atlas Foundation (Agents of Atlas #4-6, 2006-7)
}}{{Headshot|
|main_image= Namora.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= The daughter of an Atlantean man and a surface woman, Aquaria Neptunia was nicknamed "Namora" in honor of her cousin [[Sub-Mariner|Namor]]. During her early adolescence, Namora moved to the Atlantis Antarctic capital with her father and became a playmate of Namor. A few years later, Namora and her father relocated to a northern colony and were absent when Atlantis was increasingly drawn into surface activities.

In 1946, Namora's skin, formerly the typical Atlantean blue, faded to a Caucasian tone, and her father revealed her half-human heritage. Shortly afterward, she and her father returned to Antarctic Atlantis, where, in early 1947, the Brockton Gang, surface criminals led by Stoop Richards, invaded Atlantis in search of treasure, killing Namora's father. Namor and Namora took vengeance on Richards and his underlings. Namora continued to accompany Namor on adventures, fighting the schemes of their cousin [[Byrrah]] and such surface criminals as the mesmeric [[Doctor Macabre]] and the weapon-wielding Viking; on her own, she clashed with the Mummy Men of Tut-Ak-Mun and other threats.

In 1955, Namora married an Atlantean man named [[Talan]]. At some point following the formation of the adventurous [[Monster Hunters]] in 1956, Namora joined the team on some of their adventures; however, her marriage with Talan became strained when, due to her hybrid nature, she was unable to bear children. In late 1957, Namora persuaded the exiled Atlantean scientist Vyrra to implant her with an altered cloned embryo, enabling her to become pregnant. In 1958, Namora accompanied the Monster Hunters on a mission alongside other heroes, which brought her to the attention of FBI agent [[Woo, Jimmy|Jimmy Woo]]. Although she declined to join his group of super-powered agents, she pointed him in the direction of the [[Human Robot]], laying dormant in the ocean. Soon after, Namora gave birth to her daughter, Namorita.

About this time, Namor went missing after a clash with the madman [[Destiny (Paul Destine)|Destiny]]; Namora searched for him to no avail. In 1961, Namora and her family left Atlantis for the colony of Maritanis. Soon afterward, Talan was killed in an atomic bomb test, and Namora took their child to live in [[Lemuria]]. After several years, she became attracted to Lemuria's Prince Merro, leading her rival, the power-seeking [[Llyra]], to poison her. Namora was believed to have died while Namorita was a pre-adolescent.

Recently, an aging Jimmy Woo was nearly killed in tracking down the Atlas Foundation, prompting his rescue and rejuvenation by his former allies in the 50s. Jimmy Woo and his allies began the search for the Atlas Foundation anew, and the Human Robot calculated that Namora was likely still alive, frozen in a cavern under the North Sea. Their investigation triggered a defense system of genetically engineered crustaceans, and they were saved by the Robot, who managed to thaw Namora from her icy coffin. (As a surface dweller/Atlantean hybrid, Namora's body had overcome the poison and only needed to be revived. Grateful, Namora pledged her loyalty to their cause, and they eventually uncovered the truth of the Foundation, which was led by Woo's archenemy, the [[Yellow Claw]].

The Yellow Claw ceded control of the Foundation to Jimmy, who professed his determination to use such resources for the betterment of the world. He, Namora, and the other [[Agents of Atlas]] would become a clandestine force for good.
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